Congolese NBA star gives back to war-torn country
October 9, 2010
Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Former NBA star Dikembe Mutombo is committed to helping this war-torn African nation. Mutombo had an 18-year career in the NBA and is one of the league's all-time best defensive players.
His foundation, the Dikeme Mutombo Foundation, helps provide health care and education for many Congolese. He has been involved with CNN Heroes since 2007, when he served on the Blue Ribbon Panel that selects the top Heroes of the year.
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